Speaking clearly. Improving voice and articulation: Фонетический практикум. Фомиченко Л.Г. - 50 стр.

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Prue.          Excuse me, Miss Luke.
Miss Luke.     Yes, Prue?
Prue.          There’s some chewing gum on your shoe.
Miss Luke.     Who threw their chewing gum on the floor? Was it
               you, Prue?
Prue.          No, Miss Luke. It was June.
Miss Luke.     Who?
Prue.          June Cook.
June.          It wasn’t me, stupid. It was Sue.
Sue.           It was you!
June.          It wasn’t me, you stupid fool. My mouth’s full of
               chewing gum. Look, Miss Luke!
Sue.           Stop pulling my hair, June. It was you!
June.          YOU!
Sue.           YOU!
Miss Luke.     Excuse me! You’re being very rude. You two nuisances
               can stay in school this afternoon instead of going to
               the swimming pool.

     The worst nurse /ç:/
Sir Herbert.      Nurse!
Colonel Burton. Nurse! I’m thirsty!
Sir Herbert.      Nurse! My head hurts!
Colonel Burton. NURSE!
Sir Herbert.      Curse these nurses!
Colonel Burton. Nurse Sherman always wears such dirty shirts.
Sir Herbert.      And such short skirts.
Colonel Burton. She never arrives at work early.
Sir Herbert.      She and …er… Nurse Turner weren’t at work on
                  Thursday, were they?
Colonel Burton. No, they weren’t.
Sir Herbert.      Nurse Sherman is the worst nurse in the ward,
                  isn’t she?
Colonel Burton. No, she isn’t. She is the worst nurse in the world!

     Barbara’ s dream (schwa vowel)
     Barbara spent Saturday afternoon looking at a beautiful book about
South America.
     «I want to go to South America», she said to herself.